Understanding Rice Gall Dwarf Virus and its Impact on Plant Health
A study has found that the rice gall dwarf virus exploits the saliva of its leafhopper vector, Recilia dorsalis, to suppress plant defenses.
Relentless Ag Officially Launch, Providing Grower-First Agricultural Support
Relentless Ag, founded by Doug Coe and Jared Cox, is now officially launched, focusing on providing grower-first agricultural support.
Meteorological Forcing Dataset Enhances Climate Adaptation Research
A recent study published in Scientific Data presents a new hybrid reanalysis-forecast meteorological forcing dataset aimed at improving climate adaptation strategies.
Cold Plasma: A Game-Changer for Water Treatment in Indoor Ag?
"Cold plasma technology is a groundbreaking solution in indoor agriculture, particularly in controlled environment agriculture (CEA). It offers significant benefits in hydroponic systems by enhancing water treatment and plant health."
Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator Launches Scalable Tech Track to Boost Cleantech
Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN²) launches the Scalable Tech Track to accelerate cleantech adoption, including in agriculture.
Banana TR4: Understanding the Virulence of a Devastating Fungus
Researchers identified accessory genes linked to the virulence of Fusarium oxysporum tropical race 4 (TR4), a fungus causing widespread devastation to Cavendish bananas.
Indoor Saffron Farming: A Modern Solution to an Ancient Practice
Discover how Saffron production has evolved from traditional labor-intensive to high-tech farms scattered around the world.
B.C. Farmers Get Support to Adopt Labour-Saving Technologies
Up to $2 million is now accessible for B.C. farmers through the British Columbia On-Farm Technology Adoption Program.
Gradable: A Joint Venture Between FBN & ADM
Farmers Business Network (FBN®) and ADM (NYSE: ADM) have launched a new joint venture, Gradable, to expand their technology platform for sustainable and regenerative grain production.
California Energy Commission Approves $2.5M for Rural Electrification and Charging Technology Project
The California Energy Commission (CEC) has allocated $2.5 million for the first phase of a $27 million grant to deploy responsive charging technology in rural areas.